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Trump's policies and a 'crazy world' are forcing another country to reconsider joining the EU
2 Jun
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Southampton
UK police watchdog conducting probe into murder of Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed as he died
2 Jun
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Kenny Dalglish
Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish undergoing treatment for cancer
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2 Jun
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Peace Talks
Violence continues in Lebanon – in spite of Trump's angry phone call with Netanyahu
2 Jun
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Peter Murrell
Former SNP chief bought €144k motorhome and robotic lawnmower with party donations, court told
2 Jun
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War in Ukraine
Ukraine says around 730 drones and missiles fired in Russian attack that killed at least 13
Minister Peter Burke meanwhile said his department is ‘doing a deep dive’ investigation to ensure Irish alumina is not eventually being purchased by arms companies in Russia.
2 Jun
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Muscatine
Six people killed in Iowa after series of shootings linked to a domestic dispute
2 Jun
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UK FRONT PAGES
'Who can we tax': Another big political row brewing over WhatsApp message to Mandelson
2 Jun
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Copenhagen
Social Democrat Frederiksen secures third term as Denmark's prime minister
2 Jun
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weaponisation fund
Trump €1.8b 'slush fund' is dead for now after Republican backlash
2 Jun
Monday
1 Jun
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ambassador role
Mandelson said Government would never regret ambassador appointment, files show
1 Jun
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Jeffrey Donaldson
Woman claims she told Eleanor Donaldson about alleged abuse incident
1 Jun
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high spirits
Around 75 people were rescued from a height during Arsenal parade
1 Jun
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Downpatrick
Man charged with driving offences and two arrests made after officer struck by stolen squad car
1 Jun
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Lebanon
Macron calls emergency meeting of UN Security Council after Israel captures castle of Beaufort
1 Jun
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Irish consumers are taking on more debt to buy cars, a man in his 50s after a three-vehicle collision and Dublin renter facing eviction creates game exposing rents
1 Jun
Sunday
31 May
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Middle East
Israel PM says capturing medieval castle of Beaufort a 'dramatic shift' in Lebanon offensive
31 May
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Laos
Heavy rains threaten to delay search for last two missing people in flooded Laos cave
31 May
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Peter Murrell
Nicola Sturgeon says estranged husband never explained his embezzlement crimes to her
31 May
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Paris
French police detain 780 people during violent clashes following PSG's Champions League win
31 May
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Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant
Ukraine launches fresh strikes on Russian energy targets but denies hitting nuclear plant
31 May
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7 deadly reads
Sitdown Sunday: Could 3D-printing homes solve a housing crisis? Probably not
31 May
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Internet Diaries
How do we understand a world where the White House shitposts about Harambe on his anniversary?
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Stephen McDermott
31 May
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AI stocks
How should Irish investors react to upcoming $1 trillion AI stock market listings?
As SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic eye trillion-dollar listings, Irish investors are already exposed, whether they realise it or not.
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31 May
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Saturday
30 May
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Nations League
Sinn Féin to bring Dáil motion calling for boycott of Ireland's matches against Israel
30 May
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Dublin District Court
Dublin civil servant accused of leaking government information to a foreign intelligence service
Yevgen McKeeffe (45), originally from Ukraine but with Irish citizenship, appeared at Dublin District Court on Saturday and was refused bail by Judge Máire Conneely.
30 May
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ILLEGALLY RENAMED
Trump disowns art centre he seized after court finds it can't be named after him
30 May
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The unpublished report into the Youghal Ironman, public transport disruptions and a rare blue moon
30 May
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all rise
You may spot a blue moon over Ireland tonight (spoiler alert: it's unlikely to be blue)
30 May
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Peace Talks
US says its 'more than capable' of resuming war with Iran if peace deal doesn't meet red lines
30 May
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company gambles
When cars nearly destroyed the companies that made them
Paddy Comyn
30 May
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Migration
New US Green Card policy could see Irish people separated from families and losing their jobs
30 May
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Friday
29 May
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Family Business
Succession plans: Life imitates art as Rupert Murdoch's son targets Vox Media
Steve Dempsey
29 May
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